In Japan, you are required to mention the address and name of the user when sending money to someone to ensure proper tax collection. Many exchange services are also banned in Japan.
When I searched for a no-KYC payment gateway, I found one that I didn’t trust at all initially. I made a few transactions worth 10k and 8k without any issues. Over time, I slowly gained trust in the service. biggest mistake and that turns my life upside down.
Oh man, that's a huge money. Sorry for your loss.
I've never heard of oxapay nor can find much trace so it's safe to assume they don't have any reputation to lose. They probably will just move to another domain after some time, unfortunately. But it's good you're posting in communities so some others may be warned.
You can check if perps moved your BTC to a centralized exchange but pretty low odds of making a difference as they might have withdrawn the money already and/or getting authorities to cooperate 1 on 1 with exchanges ain't easy as well.
Sorry for your loss. You should never use a service without any reputation and nothing to lose if they get several scam accusations.
So many things could go wrong when using such services. Isolated staffs could scam you if you make a huge enough deposit like you did or the entire service could be a scam ripping users off in isolated cases so it does not get too much traction.
Do you know what your address on oxpay was? With that you can try tracking if your finds were sent to a centralized exchange.
- Jay -
i think they already moved them. just wanted to share this to help others avoid getting scammed. 2025 is going to be a tough year for me since I’ve lost all my money, but I’m ready to work hard and bounce back
BTC address: bc1qwpn547696xcaza82rewge6d2mh0m87vmapa6a3
USDT address: 0x110fC9304F68E1bD5C1573157DA51e3f82773Af6
please help spread awareness and make sure no one falls for oxapay scams.
Ive never heard of this Oxapay payment processor either. I tried to research them but could not find much on their site, which always sketches me out. They seem to have a couple reviews on Trustpilot but who knows if those are even legit. Maybe try reaching out to them through their social profiles if you really wanna get answers? I noticed they post recently on X which could be a way in:
https://x.com/oxapayI dunno, Id be wary of using a company that doesnt readily provide info and seems kinda obscure. Im sorry for your losses.
already messaged on everything
https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-smith-93b177163/ what do you think about this?
It’s clear that Oxapay’s actions and lack of communication are highly suspicious, and their behavior indicates a potential scam. You should gather all evidence, including chat logs, emails, and transaction details, and report the issue to relevant authorities, such as financial regulators and cybercrime units. Additionally, warn others through forums or social media to prevent similar incidents. Consider consulting a legal or crypto-recovery expert for further steps.
already reported to legal authorities, i don't know any crypto-recovery expert.
Every one here is really sorry for you big loss but I'm still very skeptical about all this scam issues because well there are so many gateways which you can trust a bit can get your desired result but y'all complaints do not use potential sites or popular once yet you come to this honourable forum to cry to us.
It's pretty much very unusual to me. I have not much sympathy on cases like this yes cause I haven't heard of this sites anywhere intentionally or coincidentally. something is not right for me.
I’m not here to cry but to spread some awareness. Getting scammed, losing all your hard-earned money in a single day, and having to start over after years of saving is a life-changing experience—and not in a good way. It’s something I wouldn’t wish on anyone, so I just want to help others avoid going through the same thing
